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02 Aug 2026
Payment Business Licensing in China: Orientation Overview
Founders and foreign investors ask: Do we need a payment licence to collect money in China, or can we partner with a bank/licensed institution? China treats payment and clearing a…
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02 Aug 2026
Pharmaceutical Advertising and Promotion in China: Practical Compliance Guide
General information only. Life sciences regulation in China spans NMPA product rules, PIPL/data security, human genetic resources, anti-corruption, volume-based procurement, IP, a…
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02 Aug 2026
Medical Device Advertising and Promotion in China: Practical Guide
Marketing teams ask: Can we claim this device is “best-in-class,” run a KOL livestream, or post clinical data on WeChat? China regulates medical device advertising and promotion t…
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02 Aug 2026
ESG and Forced Labour Compliance for Chinese Exporters: Practical Roadmap
Legally reviewed by: Helen Yao, Export Control & Trade Sanctions Counsel (Beijing Yingke Zhuhai), for export-control, sanctions and supply-chain compliance scope; and Kathrine Boe…
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02 Aug 2026
VAT in China for Foreign Businesses: Fapiao Practical Guide (2026)
Not tax or legal advice. VAT rates, fapiao systems and small-scale thresholds change. This page is how a foreign-invested taxpayer invoices — not a rate encyclopedia.If customers…
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02 Aug 2026
Company Deregistration and Liquidation in China
Closing a Chinese company usually requires three connected stages: a valid dissolution event or decision, liquidation of assets and liabilities, and deregistration with the releva…
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02 Aug 2026
Debt Collection in China for Foreign Creditors: Practical Roadmap
Legally reviewed by: Shi Bingbing, Civil Litigation Counsel (Tianjin Weishang Law Firm), for cross-border debt recovery, judgment enforcement and asset preservation scope. Last le…
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02 Aug 2026
China's AI Rules: A Practical Business Guide
China does not yet regulate artificial intelligence through one consolidated AI act. A China-facing product may instead fall within rules for generative AI, algorithmic recommenda…
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02 Aug 2026
China Cross-Border Data Transfer Roadmap (2026)
Not legal advice. CAC pathways and volume triggers are versioned. This page is the project roadmap — not a headcount table and not the HR-only spoke.If a person outside China can…
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02 Aug 2026
Recognizing and Enforcing Foreign Judgments in China
A foreign court judgment is not self-executing in Mainland China. A creditor must normally obtain recognition from a competent Chinese court and, where payment or other performanc…
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02 Aug 2026
PIPL for International Businesses: A Practical Guide
Legally reviewed by: Tongyu Yan, Cross-Border Data Transfer Counsel, for PIPL, data export and cybersecurity compliance scope. Last legally reviewed: 7 August 2026. China’s Person…
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02 Aug 2026
NNN Agreements for China Manufacturing: The One-Week Sprint (2026)
Not legal advice. NNN is a contract package, not a Civil Code title. Compare NNN vs NDA if HQ still wants the California form.This page is the one-week sprint: who chops, what the…
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02 Aug 2026
Chinese Companies Going Global: A 90-Day Legal Launch Playbook
For Chinese companies, founders, general counsel and China-based expansion teams. Not an inbound “doing business in China” guide and not a country-law encyclopedia. Direct answer…
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02 Aug 2026
Hiring Your First Employee in China: Roadmap (2026)
Not legal advice. Labour and social-insurance practice is local. Cost percentages below are orientation. Foreign hires add the visa timeline.Your first China employee is a Labour…
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01 Aug 2026
Shanghai Intellectual Property Court Guide — Patents, Trademarks & Enforcement
Shanghai · InstitutionsShanghai IP Court Guide for Foreign Rights HoldersThe Shanghai Intellectual Property Court concentrates specialized IP civil cases. Brand owners, technology…
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